The City is planning improvements to Albert Standing Park and is engaging the community to determine enhancements that will meet the needs of park users
The timeline is subject to change.
The City of Toronto is improving Albert Standing Park, located just west of Yonge Street on Sheppard Avenue West (50 Bogert Ave.). There is the potential for a small expansion of the park along the south-west corner of Albert Standing Park, fronting along Bogert Avenue. The outcome of development applications for neighbouring sites will determine the exact size of any potential park expansion.
The park currently includes:
The scope of work for the park improvements will be determined based on the community’s feedback and subject to available funding.
An online survey was hosted from February 20 to April 5, 2021. This was the first online survey for this project. The survey asked for feedback on the types of features and activities community members would like in the improved Albert Standing Park.
The survey received a total of 645 responses. This included feedback from 1,096 participants of various ages.
The results of this survey will help determine what the park improvements may include. A design team will then be hired and the community will be consulted again to help design the park improvements.
Download the full survey summary report for more information.
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